NDTVTeens who send or receive sexts more likely to be sexually activeLos Angeles TimesGranite Elementary School sixth-grade students hold up their cellphones in Sandy, Utah, in 2008. (AP Photo/Deseret News, Kristin Murphy). Granite Elementary School sixth-grade students hold up their cellphones in Sandy, Utah, in 2008. (AP Photo/Deseret …USC study shows teen ‘sexters’ are more likely to be sexually active10NewsHave you had the ‘sext’ talk with your kids?CNN (blog)Surprise, Children Are Not Asexual: Study Finds Correlation Between Middle …StyleiteReuters -HealthCanal.comall 52 news articles …Read Full Story
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